Since he arrived on campus in College Station, middle-distance runner Sam Whitmarsh has been overcoming more than his fair share of adversity. From heart surgeries to literally getting shot on a street corner in Austin, Whitmarsh has still managed to become elite on the track.

After a brief hiatus, Behind The Number is back with Texas A&M track & field star Carter Bajoit joining as Ali Russell's co-host. In this episode, we learned more about Bajoit, his path to Texas A&M and the adversity he has dealt with during his college career.

Originally from Orange County, Grace Uribe left her home state of California to play softball for the Aggies. After battling with mental health during her playing days in Aggieland, Uribe is now passionate about a future in behavior psychology following graduation.

Tight end Donovan Green is missing his true sophomore season as he recovers from an ACL injury suffered during fall camp. Green joined Ali Russell and Karlina Sample to discuss his path to becoming an Aggie, his incredible freshman year, rehabbing his injury and more.

Swimming star Munzy Kabbara came to Texas A&M in the fall of 2021, immediately after representing Lebanon at the Tokyo Olympics. Now entering his junior year, Kabbara offered a behind-the-scenes look at the drive and determination it takes to reach and stay at the top.

Former Texas A&M infielder Braden Shewmake made his major league debut with Atlanta in May, but the journey along the way hasn't been easy. "Shew" joined Ali Russell and Karlina Sample to detail his experience of navigating through the ups and downs of his pro career.

Former Texas A&M standout midfielder Barbara Olivieri is two years into her professional career, and now, she's playing for her hometown Houston Dash. Olivieri joined former teammates Ali Russell and Karlina Sample to share her Aggie story and much more.

Perhaps the most memorable and impactful 12th Man in Texas A&M history, Cullen Gillaspia went from walk-on to NFL draftee. "Gilly" joined Ali Russell and Karlina Sample to look back on his football career and discuss what the weight of wearing #12 in Maroon truly means.

Women's tennis player Gianna Pielet has taken full advantage of Name, Image & Likeness and served as one of the few student-athletes chosen for an Adidas campaign celebrating Title IX. Pielet spoke about that experience and how NIL has positively impacted her.

Men's tennis player Kenner Taylor was named Texas A&M Distinguished Letterman Award winner at this week's Legacy Awards. Finding success both on and off the court, Taylor has made the most of his time in Aggieland and will be leaving a positive legacy behind.

After a lengthy soccer career, Ali Russell and Karlina Sample have hung up their cleats and are now retired college athletes at Texas A&M. In this episode of Behind the Number, the duo reflects back on how they balanced life being a student-athlete.

An accomplished player on the pitch, Laney Carroll has battled through numerous medical obstacles from a young age but always found a way to persist and be a big part of Aggie soccer. Now medically retired, Carroll discusses her personal journey through adversity.

Hailee Cooper transferred to Texas A&M from the University of Texas for her final season of college golf, and the move has paid dividends. In addition to sharing the process that brought her to Aggieland, Cooper also spoke about her battle with burnout and much more.

Texas A&M shortstop Koko Wooley is a key contributor for an Aggie softball team that has gotten off to a good start in year one under Trisha Ford. In this episode of Behind the Number, Wooley spoke about her path to Aggieland and the importance of having a strong team bond.

Texas A&M defensive lineman-turned-tight end Max Wright has endured a couple of injuries during his career. The mustachioed Wright joined By The Number to discuss the mental tolls that come with physical injuries and how he has overcome those obstacles.

Hanging it up can be quite the challenge for student-athletes, and retiring from college athletics poses a number of lifestyle changes. In this episode, former Texas A&M track athletes Deshae Wise and Kennedy Smith discuss moving on after their athletic careers and more.

Texas A&M baseball's ace Nathan Dettmer has gone through his share of ups and downs throughout his time in Aggieland. In this episode from on-site at Academy Sports & Outdoors, Dettmer spoke about the pressure that comes with being on the mound and more.

Winner of two gold medals and one silver at last week's SEC Championships, freshman swimmer Baylor Nelson won the SEC Commissioner's Trophy for scoring the most points at the meet. Nelson spoke about the pressures of transitioning to college athletics and more.